WPF views the lawsuit by Deputy Ali İhsan Arslan of the ruling AKP party against İleri Haber journalists İzel Sezer and Doğan Ergün as an attempt to stifle critical journalism, and we call for the case to be dismissed.

WPF expresses unwavering solidarity with a woman journalist in El Salvador — who remains anonymous due to safety concerns — lodging a complaint with the Attorney General's Office following an assault during the January electoral campaign.

The recent attack in Kharkiv, Ukraine, where journalist Yulia Boyko was seriously injured as a result of a Russian drone strike, highlights a grave and unacceptable trend.

Rojin Akın has been finally vindicated of “membership of a terrorist organization” charges.

WPF vehemently condemns the exploitation of TV 2 presenter Divya Das’s image through deepfake technology.

WPF voices deep concern over the recent assault on journalists Fjolla Hyseni and Lindita Berisha from Lajmi.net in Prishtina.

WPF firmly condemns the recent assaults, intimidation, and detentions of journalists in Turkiye, as they covered the protests against the electoral authorities' decision to block a pro-Kurdish mayor-elect in Van despite his election victory.

WPF persistently monitored the electoral process during the local elections and noted multiple instances of infringements. We condemn acts of violence and restrictions, including against Ece Üner, who was threatened with death.

WPF staunchly condemns former Prime Minister Janez Janša and the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) for their targeted smear campaign against the investigative news outlet Oštro and its editor-in-chief, Anuška Delić.

Women Press Freedom is deeply troubled by Elif Akgül facing a potential 13.5 years behind bars over two tweets in 2018 and 2022, respectively.

Women Press Freedom welcomes the decision by the Istanbul prosecutor to drop the investigation against Artı TV journalist Şükran Ekinci.

Journalist Hanane Bakour charged with “publishing fake news” for social media post.

Diyarbakır’da 11 gazetecinin gözaltına alınmasını protesto eden gazeteciler Eylem Nazlıer, Esra Soybir, Serpil Ünal, Zeynep Kuray, Pınar Gayıp ve Yadigar Aygün polis tarafından darp edilerek gözaltına alındı.

On April 29, police beat and detain journalists Eylem Nazlier, Esra Soybir, Serpil Unal, Zeynep Kuray, Pinar Gayip, and Yadigar Aygun while protesting the mass detentions of journalists in Diyarbakir.

DOXA head of news Maria Menshikova and Daptar editor-in-chief Svetlana Anokhina charged with "incitement to terrorism" and "discrediting" Russian Armed Forces.